Sinytra
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👋 Introduction
Sinytra creates high-quality tools related to cross-platform Minecraft modding. We aim to enhance users’ experience by bringing mod loaders closer together, allowing them to enjoy playing all the mods they love. By utilizing our libraries, developers can now spend less time porting their mods and focus more on development itself.
Whether you’re a player or a developer, we’ve got you covered! Take a look at an overview of our projects below.
🎮 For users
Connector - run Fabric mods on Forge!
Connector is a translation/compatibility layer that allows running Fabric mods on MinecraftForge. Its goal is to bring the two platforms closer together, saving developers time and effort maintaining their mods for multiple platforms at once, as well as allowing players to play all their favourite mods in one modpack.
Get started using Connector.
Connector Extras - improved compatiblity
An accompanying mod for Connector that adds integration with third-party APIs and mods. It is divided into several submodules for each type of integration.
Example compatibility modules include:
- Team Reborn Energy API Bridge
- JEI / REI / EMI Plugin Platform Bridge
- Reach Entity Attributes - Forge port
- Forge Config API Port - Forge bridge
- KubeJS Bridge
More information about Connector Extras is available here.
🛠️ For developers
Forgified Fabric API
The Forgified Fabric API (FFAPI) is a direct port of Fabric API to Minecraft Forge, regularly kept up to date with the upstream repository.
It is designed to make cross-platform mod development easier by allowing developers to use Fabric API as a common library to interact with the game’s code on both platforms. However, it is not an abstraction layer, and loader-specific code still needs to be handled separately for each platform.
Interested in developing mods using FFAPI? Head over to the documentation.
Mixin Transmogrifier
Mixin Booster - 🦀 Sp🧽nge Mixin Ultimate ⚡ Exterminator ☠️ MK2 ++ (strong effect) 🦀
Starting 1.20.4, NeoForge comes with the Fabric fork of Mixin by default, making the use of Mixin Transmogrifier no longer necessary.
This project replaces Sponge’s (classic) Mixin which is used by (Neo)Forge with Fabric’s version that has more features (e.g. interface and constructor injections).
You can find more details in our blog post on The state of Mixins on (Neo)Forge.